PSG v Tottenham: Luis Enrique unfiltered, "What madness!"

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·14 août 2025

PSG v Tottenham: Luis Enrique unfiltered, "What madness!"

Paris Saint-Germain played the European Super Cup against Tottenham this Wednesday (2-2, 4-3 on penalties, video summary here). On the sidelines of this crazy victory, Luis Enrique, coach of the capital's club, spoke to PSG TV about his men's victory.

Enrique "It's so different, I think it's a miracle"

"What madness! That's the word, what madness... I have to say that I am very happy. I think we didn't deserve the victory, because the difference between a team like Tottenham, who had a lot of training, and us, who only had five training sessions... It's so different, I think it's a miracle. I'm happy because today we could see, as usual, our fans supporting the team throughout the match, even when we were losing 1-0 and then 2-0."

Enrique "It's important to win this trophy"

"And in the end, even though I think it's not deserved, I have to say that I'm happy for all the players and especially for the fans. It's important to win this trophy, even though we would have preferred to rest and think about the next season. It's hard to play a Super Cup final because you have to win the Champions League or the Europa League. It was strange to have such short holidays, but once again I have to say that I'm happy with my players. We are happy, we are champions!"

A victory as beautiful as it is important for PSG, who, without any preparation, managed to overcome Tottenham despite their domination for a part of the match. Obviously, this defeat is cruel for the Spurs as they managed to lead 2-0, before conceding two goals late in the match, then leading in the penalty shootout only to suffer another reversal.

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This shows the determination of PSG, who always remain 100% focused in their match. This victory had to be achieved, but at least it allows the season to start in the best possible way. After the Champions League, PSG is making its mark in the history of French football by winning the first Super Cup in history.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.